Multi-carrier transmission/reception apparatus
Abstract
A multicarrier radio communication technology that enables radio resources to be used effectively, interference-to be suppressed, and a cell search to be performed at high speed, in a multicarrier CDMA system. In this technology, a secondary synchronization code (S-SCH signal) for identifying the group of scrambling codes divided into groups beforehand is frequency multiplexed in a plurality of subcarriers. A secondary synchronization code is coded in the time direction. Subcarriers in which a secondary synchronization code is multiplexed are mutually separated and equally spaced. The number of subcarriers in which a secondary synchronization code is multiplexed can be set to a small value with respect to the total number of subcarriers. A secondary synchronization code is an orthogonal code. On the receiving side, a cell search is carried out using such a frequency multiplexed type S-SCH.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1. A multicarrier transmitting apparatus that performs radio communication by combining a multicarrier modulation method with a code division multiple access method, the multicarrier transmitting apparatus comprising:
a multicarrier signal forming section that forms a multicarrier signal including a pilot signal and a scrambling code group identification code for identifying a group of scrambling codes divided into groups beforehand; and
a transmission section that transmits the multicarrier-signal formed in the multicarrier signal forming section, wherein:
in the multicarrier signal formed in the multicarrier signal forming section, the pilot signal is mapped in a frequency direction at predetermined time intervals and the scrambling code group identification code having a shorter time length than the predetermined time intervals is mapped in a time direction, such that an overlapping proportion of the pilot signal and the scrambling code group identification code is minimized.
2. The multicarrier transmitting apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein a time slot defines the predetermined time intervals for mapping the pilot signal.
3. The multicarrier transmitting apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the scrambling code group identification code is placed in a plurality of frequencies.
4. The multicarrier transmitting apparatus according to claim 3 , wherein the plurality of frequencies are mutually separated frequencies.
5. The multicarrier transmitting apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the scrambling code group identification code is an orthogonal code.
6. A base station apparatus comprising the multicarrier transmitting apparatus according to claim 1 .
7. A multicarrier receiving apparatus that performs radio communication by combining a multicarrier modulation method with a code division multiple access method, the multicarrier receiving apparatus comprising:
a reception section that receives a multicarrier signal including a pilot signal and a scrambling code group identification code for identifying a group of scrambling codes divided into groups beforehand;
an extraction section that extracts the scrambling code group identification code from the multicarrier signal received by the reception section;
a first identification section that identifies a scrambling code group using the scrambling code group identification code extracted by the extraction section; and
a second identification section that identifies a scrambling code used by the received multicarrier signal based on the scrambling code group identified by the first identification section, wherein:
in the multicarrier signal received by the reception section, the pilot signal is mapped in a frequency direction at predetermined time intervals and the scrambling code group identification code having a shorter time length than the predetermined time intervals is mapped in a time direction, such that an overlapping proportion of the pilot signal and the scrambling code group identification code is minimized.
8. A base station apparatus comprising the multicarrier receiving apparatus according to claim 7 .
9. A multicarrier radio communication method in a multicarrier transmitting apparatus that performs radio communication by combining a multicarrier modulation method with a Code Division Multiple Access method, the multicarrier radio communication method comprising:
a multicarrier signal forming step of forming a multicarrier signal including a pilot signal and a scrambling code group identification code for identifying a group of scrambling codes divided into groups beforehand; and
a transmission step of transmitting the formed multicarrier signal, wherein:
in the multicarrier signal formed in the multicarrier signal forming step, the pilot signal is mapped in a frequency direction at predetermined time intervals and the scrambling code group identification code having a shorter time length than the predetermined time intervals is mapped in a time direction, such that an overlapping proportion of the pilot signal and the scrambling code group identification code is minimized.
10. A multicarrier radio communication method in a multicarrier receiving apparatus that performs radio communication by combining a multicarrier modulation method with a Code Division Multiple Access method, the multicarrier radio communication method comprising:
a reception step of receiving a multicarrier signal including a pilot signal and a scrambling code group identification code for identifying a group of scrambling codes divided into groups beforehand;
an extraction step of extracting the scrambling code group identification code from the multicarrier signal received in the reception step;
a first identification step of identifying a scrambling code group using the scrambling code group identification code extracted in the extraction step; and
a second identification step of identifying a scrambling code used by the received multicamer signal based on the scrambling code group identified in the first identification step, wherein:
in the multicamer signal received in the reception step, the pilot signal is mapped in a frequency direction at predetermined time intervals and the scrambling code group identification code having a shorter time length than the predetermined time intervals is mapped in a time direction, such that an overlapping proportion of the pilot signal and the scrambling code group identification code is minimized.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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